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Love the fact that was said by a guy who lived 2,000 years ago.
(Apparently multi-tasking/over-working has been around for awhile. :)

There are obviously a lot of ways we can look at this: from the
frenzied pace we tend to live running from one activity to another to
the constant juggling of projects in a never-ending loop of trying to
do way more than possible and/or necessary. So, I’ll ask: are you
being “everywhere” and therefore “nowhere”? How can you slow
down and experience the Power of Now?

Another thought comes to mind: Ken Wilber, the modern Integral
Philosopher (see Notes),
talks about the fact that we have what he calls “multiple lines of
development” in our lives--from the spiritual line of development
to the intellectual, creative, physical, social, family, moral, etc.
Obviously, we want to push all of our lines forward but Wilber likes
to say, “Don’t
be a metaphyscial glutton.”

Don’t try to develop ALL your lines at once. Slow down, pick a
line or two to work on and FOCUS. In other words, “To be
everywhere is to be nowhere.”